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Ok so John the Apostle taught Polycarp, who taught Irenaeus. Irenaeus is writing Against Heresies around 180 AD, within two generations of the apostles. He wrote down the Eucharist as the true Body and Blood of Christ and the Eve/Mary typology. The way we understand it today. Paul commands Timothy to transmit what he received through laying on of hands to faithful men. John does the same with Polycarp, we have Irenaeus testifying to this personally. Polycarp then transmits to Irenaeus. Do Protestants just straight up believe the laying on of hands stopped mattering after the apostles died, with zero scriptural warrant for that conclusion?
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Mormons do not believe they become like God. They believe they literally become a God, rule a planet, were once a spirit child of a physical god who was once a man. This is not the same as Eastern Orthodoxy. We don’t become Gods by nature or rule planets. We participate in God’s divine energies: His life, light, and love…while always remaining creatures. We have an essence/energies distinction. We participate in His divine energies, not His essence.
So the Eastern Orthodox aren't Christian? The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is not the only Christian faith that believes we can become like God.
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Calvinism has been absolutely destructive for western society and some protestant theology. Calvinism saved the soul from hell but forgot to save the human being. It's hyper focused on getting into heaven as a legal contract instead of transformation. When you start with Total Depravity as a permanent ontological condition rather than a diagnosis that grace actually heals, you end up with a framework where we never become anything new in Christ. If human nature can't be genuinely elevated, united, and transformed by grace, then the Incarnation didn't accomplish what the Fathers said it did: the union of the divine and human natures in one Person, making humanity itself capable of bearing God. Christ didn't come to absorb a legal penalty. He came to restore and elevate what Adam lost, to recapitulate humanity, and to open the way for us to become partakers of the divine nature (2 Peter 1:4) not a medieval legal theory. If the human person never truly becomes anything, the saints are just pardoned criminals: not glorified images of God reflecting uncreated light. And if that's true, why would you venerate them? Why would Mary matter? Why would the Incarnation require a pure vessel at all? When I started to understand this, I could look at someone I didn't know and cry for them. You will weep for the world, feel responsible for everyone and see Christ's face in every human being you pass.
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People already have interpreted it themselves…that’s why you have thousands of denominations. The charismatics and radical reformers won out. The future of the Reformation is people flopping on the ground calling gibberish ‘tongues.’ They’re projected to be the largest Christian body in the world by the end of the century. This is what private interpretation produces. And guess what…your dogma (5 solas) prevents you from stopping their insanity.
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People shouldn't be afraid to go read the Bible for themselves to see what it says. It might change your life, for the better. :)
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If human reason and will are so corrupted that we can't trust any institutional authority God works through (bishops, councils, the church), then how are you trusting your own reading of Scripture? Your eyes are reading it. Your fallen mind is interpreting it. Your depraved reason is deciding what it means and which arguments are valid. You can't say human institutions are too corrupt to be trusted and then turn around and trust your own private judgment.
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Also, if man is too corrupt for God to work through a visible Church, what exactly did the cross accomplish?
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I started inquiring into Orthodoxy back in September of last year and after a couple of months I was finally able to grow a beard in my mid 30s. ☦️ Orthodoxy>Minoxidil
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Random thought I had today: If total depravity means the noetic effects of sin extend to the intellect, which Reformed theology consistently affirms…then the unregenerate mind is incapable of rightly understanding spiritual truth. If their exegete is regenerate, the their conclusions are being shaped by the Spirit’s illumination, not by the bare text alone. Which means sola scriptura is actually Sola Spiritura: salvation by vibes alone. Or if their definition of depravity doesn’t fully corrupt the intellect…then it can’t be total and the entire structure TD is built on collapses.
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Protestants: “Icons are idolatry.” Also Protestants: sobbing at a for-profit TV show where a Mormon wrote Jesus’ dialogue The honor goes to the prototype. Basil said it in the 4th century. You figured it out streaming a TV show.
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My 5 year old daughter is in surgery right now. Please pray for her
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God explicitly commanded circumcision (Genesis 17). Refusal meant being cut off. Moses was nearly killed over it (Exodus 4). So if someone in Abraham’s day believed “God requires circumcision for covenant inclusion”…that wasn’t “trusting in themselves.” It was obeying God’s revealed covenant command. You can’t retroactively apply Galatians 5 to Genesis 17. Paul says circumcision severs you from Christ because it places you under the Mosaic Law as the covenant system of justification instead of faithfulness in Christ.
Even in Old Testament times, those who thought circumcision was a requirement for salvation would not be saved (Galatians 5:2), since they're trusting in themselves. Likewise today, those relying on water baptism as a requirement for salvation would also not be saved.
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Also If we accept your logic that if something is required, it equals self-trust: Then repentance can’t be required, faith can’t be required, and perseverance can’t be required because then you’d be “trusting in your repentance,” “trusting in your faith,” etc.
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Watts Up Jordan retweeted
I can’t even wrap my head around how much propaganda it took to convince an entire generation of women that this was oppressive.
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It’s wild how he understands that they’re modern Bolsheviks…but simultaneously fails to understand the only path to victory is through. He needs TRT and DHT.
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Finger wagging Jordan Peterson is embarrassed yet again today as Joe Biden rejected all norms. Fully discrediting “classical liberals” who told us to not exercise power because GOSH IMAGINE WHAT THE OTHER SIDE MIGHT DO. Kindly fuck off, you meddling pussies.
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Having children is a blessing. Not a burden.
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Watts Up Jordan retweeted
Jesus is Lord.
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Chris Langan, IQ 210 Definition of God
I am posting this because people are very confused about “The Universe” as it relates to “GOD” Take it from the words of Walter Russell, who explains it a million times better than I ever could: “In the beginning, God. There is but one God. There is but one universe. God is the universe. God is not one and the universe another. The universe is not a separate creation of God's. It is God. There is no created universe. Nothing is which has not always been. All created things are from the beginning. They have no beginning. They do not come into being. They are and always have been and always will be.”
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I have 3 daughters. They deserve to live in a world where crime is made illegal, where children aren’t trafficked by drug cartels (with U.S. taxpayer funding), and where GROOMERS are kept away from all children!
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Cybertruck = Refrigerator Cybervan = Toaster
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It’s a what? Ohh …
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